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Re: (meteorobs) leonids
Yes, but I think we make too much of our predictions, the
exact time is very uncertain. We may know the centroid
of a particular stream but we do not know the density
distribution. A storm watch is definitely appropriate, but
not a warning. Now is the time to contact your local media because they have
lead times for scientific articles.
>In a message dated 10/7/99 3:20:33 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
>acbrill@superonline.com writes:
>
><< on WHICH
> night (which morning?)... i almost missed them last year because
> of the confusion...is it 3 am on the 17th of November this year?? >>
>
>This year, the Leonid maximum is due to occur sometime in the early hours of
>November 18 . . . generally speaking between 2 and 4 hours Greenwich Time.
>
>-- joe rao
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